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Tàrrega

Capital of the comarca of Urgell and an important communication hub on the Catalan Way. Famous for its theater fair, it is a vibrant and full-service stop.

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Tarragona, the capital of the Urgell comarca in Lleida, is a strategic stop and an important service center for the Catalan Way pilgrim (Camí de Sant Jaume). The city, with its notable medieval past, is today a dynamic commercial and cultural hub. Its most well-known event is the FiraTarragona, one of Europe's most important street theater fairs, which fills the town with life and creativity every September. For pilgrims, Tarragona offers urban rest and the opportunity to replenish supplies in one of the last major towns before entering Lleida's plains. The old town preserves the ported Plaza Mayor, the Palace of the Marquesses of the Forest and Santa Maria del Alba Church. With an excellent range of accommodations and dining options, it is an ideal place to rest and recover. In the Way of St James, Tarragona is a landmark that combines history with modernity, a functional and lively stop in the heart of Ponent's lands.

Last updated: 21/08/2025

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Catalan Way

La Panadella - Tàrrega

28.60 km 9.53 h Media

From: La Panadella

To: Tàrrega

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Tàrrega - El Palau d’Anglesola

24.90 km 8.30 h Baja

From: Tàrrega

To: El Palau d’Anglesola

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